Sparkman, James Ritchie, 1815-1897

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Georgetown County, South Carolina plantation owner and medical doctor. James Ritchie Sparkman, son of James and Anna Sparkman, married Mary Elizabeth Heriot (1827-1912) in 1845. Sparkman served as commissioned surgeon in General W.J. Hardee's Legion during the Civil War. After the death of his father-in-law, physician Edward Thomas Heriot (1793-1854), Sparkman exchanged his plantation Birdfield for Dirleton Plantation (previously known as Richfield), a rice plantation on the Pee Dee River. The plantation remained in the family until 1917 when it was sold to the Upton family of Norfolk, Virginia. The Sparkman family again owned Dirleton from 1932 until 1943.

From the description of Dirleton Plantation memorandum book, 1859-1928 (bulk 1859-1865). (The South Carolina Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 32141216

James Ritchie Sparkman was a South Carolina rice planter and physician of the Pee Dee River area of Georgetown District, S.C. He was the brother of William Ervine Sparkman (1813-1846), and married Mary Elizabeth Heriot, daughter of physician Edward Thomas Heriot.

From the description of James Ritchie Sparkman books, 1839-1925 (bulk 1839-1881). WorldCat record id: 22376857

Physician and plantation owner, of Georgetown County, S.C.

From the description of James Ritchie Sparkman papers, 1811-1935; (bulk, 1811-1904) (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 28415412

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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n88295957

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African American agricultural laborers

African Americans

Agricultural laborers, Foreign

Agriculture

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Cotton trade

Decedents' estates

Freedmen

Medicine

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Charleston (S.C.)

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South Carolina--Charleston

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Birdfield Plantation (S.C.)

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Slave records--South Carolina

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South Carolina

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Northampton Plantation (S.C.)

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South Carolina

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Birdfield Plantation (S.C.)

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Northampton Plantation (S.C.)

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Dirleton Plantation (S.C.)

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Dirleton Plantation (Georgetown County, S.C.)

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Georgetown District (S.C.)

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South Carolina

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Mont Arena Plantation (S.C.)

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South Carolina--Georgetown County

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